Lifestyle

Most Americans who are in good health at age 50 will live to see 100. This means they will have to fund a 30- to 40-year retirement.

Many seniors plan to retire at a certain age, but new circumstances that force them to work longer may interfere with their plans.

Proponents of the movement against Amazon’s HQ2 deal in New York may have been shortsighted.

Seniors who relocate in retirement must meet residency requirements before they stop paying income tax to their former state.

Retirees who don’t update the beneficiaries to their retirement accounts often leave the intended recipients empty-handed.

Long-term, high-yield bonds may be tempting, but devaluation and poor fundamentals will cost investors in the long term.

Volunteer programs are trying to succeed where Social Security has failed: providing a safety net for seniors in need.

Seniors should do thorough research before considering medical marijuana use.

Advocates of “Financial Independence, Retire Early” thinking fail to consider hurdles they will face in retirement.

These positive market indicators suggest that this run-up won’t be as short-lived as many investors think.